Bulldogs Hit Hard Test As Jackson Clashes Start Season
The Athens Bulldogs open the season with a tough road test at Jackson against the Ironmen led by McAfee and with players Wade Russell and Snyder contributing on both ends. Nelsonville faces a challenging Friday as top teams loom and Gallipolis, Logan, and others travel to nearby towns in a crowded matchup slate.
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Browns Soon T From Military Service
Unclear remnants mention a former Kansas State man and Loyola, Louisiana. Fragmentary lines reference military service and names, but details are unreadable.
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Pro Bowl East and West squads announced for 1960 game
Eastern team selected by Paul J Sehlaner features seven Browns and Redskins players along with five Giants and four from Eagles Cards and Steelers. West squad to be announced Thursday with Pete Pihor Low Grows Emien Tunnell among repeat honorees. Coaches are Joe Kuharich for the East and Sid Gillman for the West.
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Ohio Teams Launch Big Cage Card
Ohio college basketball teams launch a major campaign ahead of the March 5 finals. The Buckeyes will play 543 games with 256 against out of state opponents across 17 states, Canada, and the District of Columbia.
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College Scores From A Fragmented Page
Ohio State 89 Oklahoma 68. Southern Methodist 18 Wiscon 62 St. Louis 86 Indiana 75. Wichita 71 Nebraska 46 Drake 70 Kansas State 64. Western 68 Creighton 57 Omaha University 62 South Dakota 63. Michigan 84 Fort Im stitute 38 Moorhead Teachers 71 North Dini Wesleyan 61 63 Western On Michigan Normal 60 Hillsdale College 4 Boston College 15 Rhode Island 72 New York University 95 Kings Point 78 Providence 16 Tufts 85 Kentucky 71 DePaul 69 Wake Forest 82 Virginia 69 Mississippi 5 Arkansas Stat
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College score fragment roundup from irregular list
Scores show Berea 71 over Union 70 and Rice 45 for LSU 60 over Oklahoma AGM. Baylor 48 and Texas A M 85 and Tulane 66 Colorado 60 show multiple results. Transcription includes errors and stray digits.
Moore Leads Bobcats Against Marietta In Ohio U Tilt
Fred Moore known as Dirt leads Ohio University in scoring with a 20 point per game average as the Bobcats seek a third straight win against Marietta. The 6-4 forward from Waverly is pacing OU with 327 points last season and strong defense praised by coach Jim Snyder. Marietta counters with veterans Nick Dan Don McCool and Emil Marenchin along with George Cowell and Bill Frischemeier as they visit Athens after beating West Virginia Weseyan Rio Grande and Oberlin this season.
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New York Yankees Schedule Set for May Home Games
The Yankees announce a six night home schedule starting May 14 and 15. Five night games will feature Boston, with Detroit, Kansas City, Baltimore, and Washington also on the slate. Two more games are set against Chicago White Sox at home.
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Charley Trippl Retires as Player and Joins Staff
Charley Trippt 33 a former All American halfback and Chicago Cardinal star for five years retired as an active player Monday and was named an assistant coach Trippl a Georgia football great accumulated 3510 yards from scrimmage and scored 37 touchdowns to set two Cardinal records He will also serve as a talent scout and remain with the team in a new role
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Featherweight Champ Stops Dave Gallard in Non-Title Bout
Featherweight champion Sandy Saditer halted Dave Gallardo in a non-title fight on Monday. The Los Angeles fighter did not answer the bell for the Tth round of the scheduled 10, recorded as a TKO in the sixth after two eight counts and successive left hooks to head and body.
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Ring Giant Quits Ring After Saying He Hates Hurting Others
South African heavyweight Potgieter, weighing 325 pounds with a 15 1/2 inch fist, has decided to retire after posting nine victories and one draw in 18 months of fighting, citing a dislike for causing pain to opponents.
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Mohawks Gain Two Games In IHL Title Chase
Cincinnati Mohawks move two games closer to league leaders Troy Bruins in the International Hockey League race. Rory McLenahar predicts a close fight to the wire as Cincinnati climbs to 13 victories in 36 contests after a 4-4 stretch and a 3-0 shutout by Bill Tibbs over Toledo Marion.
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Gallipolis Blue Devils Schedule Remaining Games
Gallipolis Blue Devils have 16 games left in the schedule. The remainder includes Dec 20 at Huntington, Jan ? at Middleport, Jan ? at Nelsonville, Jan 13 at Jackson, and Jan 20 at Wellston.
Rookie Paces Bears Rally In Chicago Upset
Chicago Bear Rick Casares, a Florida alumnus, ran for 672 yards on 125 carries this season, the best rushing total by a Bears back since Bill Osmanski in 1940. He averaged 5.4 yards per carry and led Chicago in a strong ground attack.
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Detroit Bowlers Lead Prelims in All Star Tourney
Detroit bowler Eddie Lubanski led the men with a 6 game 1242 and a 3904 total to top the prelims, edging Tom Hennessey by 78 pins. Dolores Wroblewski clung to the top spot among women with 2348 as Doris Porter rose to second with 2314.
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Pan-Am Tilts Need Stadium for 1998 Games
Officials estimate a stadium cost near three billion dollars to host Pan Am events in 1998. Plans include a 900 metre track venue and 8 to 10 event areas with potential upgrades. Cleveland officials and Duke football notes reference upcoming city and college site considerations for the games.
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No Baskets No Pep Talk Helps Indians Win
University coach Jack Cotton kept his South Dakota Minnesota team on the floor during halftime, forcing extra work at the free throw line after a 30 to 22 deficit. The Indians then shot well in the second half, hitting 6 of 18 free throws and beating South Dakota 62 to 53.
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Wahama Falcons Hold Off Wildcats In Close Win
Wahama earned a hard fought 63 to 65 victory at Wahama Gym over the Cheshire Wildcats. Joe Ford led with 28 points, Jimmy Roush 18, Roscoe Sprouse sparked the rally as coach Heath Sayre’s cagers survived late threats from Bob Waugh and Walter Taylor. Halftime stood 32-25, with Wahama up 45-96 late in the third before finishing ahead.
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Marquette Next For No. 1 Team
The AP poll ranks San Francisco as the top team with 60 first-place votes and 910 points, followed by North Carolina State at No. 2 with 640 points. Kentucky falls to No. 12 after a loss, while Temple rises to No. 1 in the second tier. The piece notes strong pitching leaders and historic seasons across major leagues.
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Pettit of Hawks Tops NBA Scoring
NEW YORK UM Bob Pettit of the St. Louis Hawks leads the NBA scoring race with 415 points in 17 games for a 24.4 average. Clyde Lovellette of Minneapolis is second with 386 points and a 21.4 average. Neil Johnston of Philadelphia 379 points and 22.3 average follows, then Paul Arizin of the Warriors with 376 and Ed Macauley of Boston with 331. Dolph Schayes of the Syracuse Nationals is the leading free throw shooter with 117 makes in 130 attempts for a 90.0 percent rate.
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